Please take your own advice. You’ve made your point several times and now you’re being intentionally obnoxious.

Can we at least get memes that are spelled right?

I locked the other thread because of the doxxing. Most of which was incorrect information from Twitter. You’re more than welcome to make a post supporting Amy’s but it ain’t going to be this one.

Post removed for counter modding.

Please see our rules.

Or, set minimum paid leave standards (e.g. 20 days a year for working 5 days-a-week) for all workers. Then people can take off whatever holidays they desire.

Removed because your post must be directly relevant to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

This is a garbage level post. No one on this subreddit knows what mail you’ll be getting tomorrow. Moreover, what mail you get isn’t relevant to anyone but you.

Your comment seems to be inciting or encouraging uncivil discourse. Do not be intentionally obnoxious and don't intentionally start fights.

Your title was 143 characters long before your little quip about the character count minimum.

Doxxing on Reddit, regardless of who it is, is a banable offense. You have been warned.

Sorry I just wanted verbal confirmation that the pic was taken in PA. Nothing more to do!

Ty!

Can I get a location tag for this beautiful cow?

Official Results. Districts 142, 144, and 151 have yet to be called. One party has to win two to be in control of the State House. Democrats are winning 142 by only two votes currently (Ds lead 144 by a few hundred votes and Rs lead 151 by two dozen).

Locking this post. No legit news organization has called this yet. It’s only an announcement by the PA Dems.

That's exactly it, according to Wikipedia, the General Assembly actually was unicameral until 1791. Just 4 years after the Constitution was adopted.

Realistically, with multi-member districts and rank-choice voting we could eliminate a lot of the geographic advantage that Republicans have and get a legislature that more closely represents the voters' will. A unicameral legislature is just one part of it.

Actually, while the Eastern counties did their job and held strong, it's the rural red counties that really helped the Democrats win. Check out the New York Times' shift map. Pennsyltuckians really came out for Fetterman and Shapiro in greater numbers than Biden could pull in 2020.

There's too much to untangle to give a real answer to this question. Frankly, child of immigrants with degrees from Harvard and UPenn sounds exactly like a candidate that Democrats would typically run. And it is not hard to imagine PA's GOP nominating a Joe-the-Plumber type.

But had that Joe been from New Jersey and insinuated that county clerks should approve abortions, he would have also lost just as bad as Oz did. At the end of the day, the appearances of these candidates didn't really matter, it was their personalities that pushed them over the line or not.

Honestly, why do we need a bicameral legislature? It’s not like senators represent any different interests than the house representatives (unlike the federal senate). It’s just more gridlock and government salaries.

Going to make this the megathread for today.

Deleted this thread for uncivil discourse and personal attacks. Take that shit to the DMs.

In the judge's opinion, it said that the teacher was the mother of a transgender child who was also in the first grade that year (although it sounds like at a different school). It's quite likely that her own motherly experience was the overriding factor in choosing to instruct other first-graders about people like her child.